This paper studies the welfare effects from the provision of unemployment insurance (UI)
benefits in a context where formal workers represent only a small proportion of the labor …

Countercyclical unemployment benefit extensions in the United States act as a propagation
mechanism, contributing to the high persistence of unemployment following recent …

We empirically analyze the heterogeneous welfare effects of unemployment insurance and
social assistance. We estimate a structural life cycle model of singles' and married couples' …

I document a small spousal earnings response to the job displacement of the family head.
The response is even smaller in recessions, when earnings losses are larger and additional …

How does public debt matter for price stability? If it is useful for the private sector to insure
idiosyncratic risk, government debt expansions can increase the natural rate of interest and …

This research explores how integrating Omnipresent AI and smart contracts enhances the
efficiency of medical insurance claims in commercial health insurance. AI enables real-time …

Households' income heterogeneity is important to explain consumption dynamics in
response to aggregate macro uncertainty: an increase in uncertainty generates a …

Comment on “How to fund unemployment insurance with informality and false claims: Evidence
from Senegal” by Ndiaye, Herkenhoff, Cissé, Dell’Acqua, and Mbaye - ScienceDirect Skip to main …

Consider a union of atomistic member states, each faced with idiosyncratic business-cycle
shocks. Private cross-border risk-sharing is limited, giving a role to a federal unemployment …

Abstract n the US, workers must satisfy two requirements to receive unemployment
insurance (UI): a tenure requirement of a minimum work spell and a monetary requirement …